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qSeat Position Memory (Driver's

Seat)

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One-touch seat position programming and

call up is available on the driver's seat.

CAUTION

When calling up the seat position, do

not place your hands or fingers

around the seat bottom. The seat

moves to the desired position

automatically, and if your hands or

fingers are placed around the seat

bottom, it could cause injury.

Set button

Programming of the driver's seat positions

is possible using the following functions:

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Programming buttons ― and the

set button.

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Operation using the advanced key/

retractable type key

Programmed seat positions can also be

called up using the following functions:

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Programming buttons ― .

l

Operation using the advanced key/

retractable type key

NOTE

Individual seat positions can be programmed

to the number of programming buttons 3

available on the side of the driver's seat, plus

one seat position for each advanced key/

retractable type key used with the vehicle.

Operation using the seat-side buttons

Programming

Seat position programming is possible

when the vehicle is parked.

1. Adjust the seat to the desired position.

For each seat position adjustment

method refer to the following pages:

Seat Slide (page 2-5)

Seat Recline (page 2-6)

Height Adjustment (page 2-6)

2. Press the desired programming button

― while pressing the set button

until a beep sound is heard.

NOTE

Vehicle maintenance or other reasons

requiring the vehicle battery to be

disconnected will result in the seat position

memory being erased.

In this case, re-program the seat positions.

Seat position call up

With the ignition switch in the LOCK

position, and the driver's door open, press

the programming button

― that has

been programmed to the desired seat

position.

Essential Safety Equipment

Seats

2-7

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Some models.

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